Recently, in an attempt to make more room in our small Venice apartment, my fiancé and I decided it was time to get rid of some (okay, a lot of) stuff. He started with sneakers and old T-shirts, but for me, the first bridge to cross was my bikini collection taking up two overflowing drawers in my dresser. I'm not ashamed of my love for swimwear, but it's true. I could probably get rid of a few things here and there. So as the summer started, I began to take note of the styles I was wearing...

There is a trio of stores that many of us probably turn to on the regular. Yes, I’m talking about Nordstrom, H&M, and Madewell. While each retailer stocks a variety of different items, you can always find trend-forward pieces and quality basics at each. On that note, I thought I’d gain insight into the specific pieces those in my inner circle are loving right now.I asked my fellow fashion editors to slack me over an edit of the items that recently piqued their interests. I also asked my mo...

Back in 2018, South Carolina-based appliance manufacturer Heatworks unveiled its smart Tetra countertop dishwasher, which boasts a pipe-less construction and other innovative features. Now, the company has announced that the machine is available for pre-order.The dishwasher comes with Ohmic Array Technology™, allowing you to heat the water "to a precise temperature, and without energy loss over time, unlike traditional metal heating elements that scale and rust," as per the brand's description...

Yayoi Kusama's yellow "Pumpkin" sculpture on the island of Naoshima in Japan was knocked over due to typhoon Lupit on August 9.Local residents documented the dislodging of Kusama's work of art from the pier, which has not left its place since its installation in 1994. As seen in one video, the sculpture flipped over and was tossed on shore by the strong waves. According to art exhibit Benesse Art Site Naoshima, the sculpture is in fact damaged and has been taken in for restoration.The art exhibi...